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Ev , ,,11 Ten.ler rnua le airompanit:i 4y ,1 Letter ,Licir,,,, 1 4 .6 /L e Acivi , 44. 0,, vtif signed by t wo re,pliot.riPe PeP,lc." r, enr,:iiliT to become louna ivitb' toe Perron tel.irring in the 41n of :Float .At the awe perjor)nattre i}f 1.6--C'ontraa. I.IRIGHTON . NEW NIGHT COACH sets out .frotn the Li olden. Cross, Charing. - Cruss, every i voting :it Nine o'Clock during the Season. • Co - Aches through the New Road, Reigate, and •Cucktield, Anil alba through Lewes, every ,Morning at Seven and Eight. EAST 110U101 COACH,'Tuebday, Thut6day and Sa. ttitJay Mornings. HASTINGS CO) CH, every Morning. ' • WOK rill NG NEW COACH every Morning. IkIARGATE, RANISGATE, DOVER, and DEAL, every Ntorning and Evening. • Coaches to all the i3rithing and Watering Places in • the X.ingdont. • By GEORGE 13OULTON and Co. CHELTENHANI• New POST COACH sets out every 'Working; at Five o'clock, front .the Golden truss, Citaring-croas, and Angel Inn, St. Clement's ; te the Arra, Oxtird, Cheltenham, where it irrives'early ilk tno Evening, by 11.0ULTOF, cosTA It. anti CO. The Oxford, Cheltenham, G Water,: Hereford, Cartnar.... then, and Milford-haven Coaches every livening tuna. then, Inns. SALES, Ste. • • NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK. • ; ' TO BE SOLD fiy . Tiorq, At the King's Head, Bungay, SuINA, on Wednesday the zlititof lune next, y . four Lnts virHE MANOR of DENSONS, acid several Farms in the l'ariihrsof Ivlendham, Wlthc.ktisiale, °read, Niettield, St. Margaret Ilketshall, St. 'loin') Met. St. 'Lawrence, hlettingltatn, liungay, Siiiprniati;Ov, 14 edisham, and Shaddingtizqd: on both •sieB or. rITe River NViveney.. in the COUlltiV6 Of Norfolk and Snt bilk ; corn.. Prising about to,o Acres of excellent Arable. Nloadow, turn, and Wood Land, almost entirely of , Freehold 'rentrre, ktt to respedable Tenants, the greater part at will, and the remainder for short terms. For particulars inquire of Messrs. , Booth, Haslewood, lard, and Hutchinson, Lincoln's-inn, London . ; or of tnialt Smith, Esq. lieccles, Suffolk. . • .• ' • D E DIAAM, ESSEX. • , daft7-eight Milis(adjoinirig the Navigable River Stour), and WICKS and BRAM , ELI), ESS 64 Mile, troin • 'London; near the Maningtree River. .TO BE SOLD HY A - UCTION, Ott Saturday fhe toth Day of June Next, at the White Hart ' ' Inn; Colchester. at Twelve o't lock at Joon, • By Mesrs. LIN In l' I O :ou NT; L a o n ts l LtI.yALLE, LI , . It e.cording to printed Particulars, then and 'there tO'he pro. auced (unless previously Disposed of by Private Contract, of winch Notice will be given), LOT I. ' • ' • 7., THE MANSION-HOUSE, called thb ROOK ERY, in Dedham, fit for the immediate Residence of. alarge genteel Family with large att,,elied and, detached otHfices, and 58A. tR. •xi P.. of Arable Meadow Pasture land, anti Orchard (more or less), in a Ring Fence. Also a large detached Cottage, in a beautiful Vale, .near. the mansion. House, fit for the Residence of a small genteel Lusa* with a good Khan Garden, Stable, and Coach. • LOT LT. SNI ALT.' FARM adjoining, containing ttA. AR. tat'. i r rlore or less), of Arabic, Meadow, .and Pasture Land. • ." • LOT ill. • • • • A MESSUAGE, OLIT.HOUSES, and GARDEN, in tie Occupation of Mr. Williaat 1 - Litt, Dear Dedham Turn. Pike. The Land is all' good The ta.nden Coaches pass daily, Within a quarter of a mile of the • Mansion•house, and the Post in , ruing and evening The Neighbourhood is also good, • 'Le Roads excellent, and the . Country delightful: • • • LOT IV. . • POND HALL FARM, in Wix and Rradfiehl, upon which is a t rood fairiily I louse; fit fur the Itesidence,,ot a';;enteel thcri;.areJarge Barris,.and other requisite Boil logs, and 2tt, Acres (more or less), of Icich, Aiante, and Pasture Land, in a king teilee Tne Land is in a high state to Cul. tivatiOn, 'and includes a beautiful- Wood, - crootimong 19, 3, 3, (more or less) - of well crown Oak,. Ash, and k;im fun bet, in the centre at which is an old L)eeOy Pond, the May • east I N:14.• Tatum:l. All the Preimses are Ficehold, exLept 4;A, . and tin. Tythe tree (except 27A.) aim the outgoings • 4 miaitably.shiall, except .a:r •'tiututty of 501. per Annum, during the tile -of a Gentleman, aged sixty .five.. Also the gredt out small Ty•thes or 17A. 3R. part of three Farnis adion,wg, yeah a profitable Gravel Pit. This beautiful k4l ii, is eight miles front Harwich, , four ,yrain m a ni ng t,ce, and thirteen from•Colchester, all capital Mai ket Towns. Printed Particulars may be had at the Rookery, Decl• ham ; White Hart, Brentwood ; Spread Eagle, ingarestone; 11 4 ck Boy; Chelmsford ; Blue Posts,'Withain; Golden, Lion, I PSWiCIi e S wan , Sudbury ; Angel, Bury ; White Hart, Col. Chester ; of tdost - s. L.nton'. and, . Lavatlen, Auetioneers, • e tichester.; or of Woodgate, Solicitor, olden.square, London ; where a Map Of the Lots, and the Elevation of the Kifiston. House at Dedham, may be seen. 1 . 1 14 RE.V. !vitt. BARCI.Arb VATLNI ANI'II3II.I. OUS PILLS. IT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan. Author of the - Dtimestic Medicine, that complaints of Itle Stomach and BoWels are the prevailing Malady of ihiS Countrywhich I:4 the foundation of the more foriLidable Ina fatal oi, oses ; t h at the pers6n who could discover fur Vut relief and cu \ rc a safe Anti it . remedy would per... itl rn a Most important service to is That discovery . th ey no w w beep made in the Patent titibil ious Pills of the toe " t % ; Witham Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and b-, estnnation hi which they are tieservedlylielth has .I_,(lsklerably less,:ited the number of 'rhese complaints and lair, in 4 short time i to be the means of entirelycradi- F Ili " th eM. These Pals have a quick and safe operation, if e Y 4 4 powerfull and secifically On ithe - ard'thtis' move the numer y ous dis p orders conneelled with it, -Sick 7. 6o3 cLAches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, lataidicei Net "lts Disorders from Indigestion, eke. They are the nibs& Minable Family Meditine hitherto' olfered to the Public, • Z e l, the Proprietor is supported by the most respectable 'gerice of-the fi rs t characters of the Nobility and oihers, it they. have never brew a ininiste red toany .person without ‘•ving certain anti speedy relief, and in the end completing a !s `this • 16 This valuahliMedicine, having been used with success, teconimaided by the following distinguished Personages t The Right Hoot. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Dishonor Bath and Welts. lehn liuneywoud, Bart. M.P. for Honiton. • Sir Stephen Lushingtun Bart-. M.P. for Penyn.' • Tliotnas Ans on , Et.q. NI.P. tor l.itchficld. lames A myatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton'. iettolson Calvert, E 3q. M.P. for lierttbtd. dmund Boehm,* Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. .Thoipas flainmeisley, Esq. lattli.Mall. - • r • - ;• Dickeii F. Private Secretary to the Archbishop Of. Canterbury- Their V Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. lerit ithrstet Esq. 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LI FATED Patients, and torrned a wish, to resent individuals from the ignorance of uneducated inert, or the equally dan.- gerous precipitancy of general Vraditiorters. The Oisorders, to the" ctiro•of whicli.we hive' deioted our at ientiun, comprise every ,species at ,yEsEi( 13A,1... I N FE C- T! ON, whether o f a recen t or l ong duration; zdly, All kinds of ULIII LIT Y, Whether arising tram the habits of : Schbol-boys, or the indulgences 'of !nature Age. , Numerous Ditulases are the , result of ignorance Or !taste, • lit the treatment .of a ,simple Gonorrhea, and it not iure linently harpens,.that . the'secils of Life are poisoned hy'the. Indiscretion of an Anguardeil hour, 'll,y .1 superior method, such CoMplainta are easily voted; * and r even where others have failed, we trust that we mitt prisuo4 to :otkt aLt adi last! i re-establishment. , however, hower, are :site Cases of complicated &Nits* • this. Disorder, compared with the edbt4ll4olli SlttheiLlpe !men, who, twin an incinlgende in aSO LI Ait V'N't CV,^or the preValent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquirt . liat state 'of Debility, w Inch is the unavoidable consequence of such perlll4.4olls habits. Where the unhappy su ff erer , broods' over his inisery,.but carefully conceals his nifsterrune, 7 it May be some ciaisola_ Lion tor him to knew,, that although it may be An,obioti vt doubt or uncert4inty with other `Yraelitioneri, the removal of thase,rletictencies by the gradual progress of Renovation, is the acquirement of Our experience, It toe rites of Bacchus or Terms . ' have began to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented, by art early "cintateraetion ot ; this languid state : and In tbesc^ cases, no great will occur. Hut where this defielenty has for years existed, it proper perseverance is indespensably requisite to revive the sturnuering sparks of Lite, and to re-animate tbe , Constitution. • The secrecy which is so essential to out undertaking, 'and the qualifications which we presume to state, form true basis of our pretensions, and in coincidence with such, this Minna. Lion is given, that bless. s. • L Lipit and Co. may be con,- soltccl or by letters (inch;sing , Hank Note), at their !louse, NO. ag, Aruadel-street, Strand, near i'lLnple , liar. l'here is an additional Entrance in Water -street, adjoining, and time Name is on both 'A DIPLOMA. front tiie Kuyal Coltve of Surgeons, in London, and Testimonials to the most eminent Physicians and. Lceturers, o► reguhir Education t - and assiduous attention t ite Studios et mil' Branch of the , ProfesSion i are open ri, the inspection of any inquirer, and constitute 'the fur thgt success with which we have hitherto been honou rod. E. L E 1(7 , 114r:44 . C°. Surgeons . , 29, Arundel-itreet. . "CO CORRESPONDENTS. .mESSIISo LEIGH awl .Co. have the honour to observe, that although, aceording to the priti ran the principles of integrity established by . thcirptctieces . sot as fat back as the y,..tir 1794, it-was never h i s practice 'to accept any.. fee tor .the best itarrview, where the terms stated for the f ull treat:merit of the case. were tint perfeelly satilladory although this plan of stating the terms, plainly and unt , citli. vocally, and refusing a tee on - thi; disapprove{ of them, is still, and ever will be strictly adhered to, the occopation of time in the curresponaling dopiatounaig such, that no: letterS whateVer Are gr.calte tPiIeSS a 1 4 0 k Cite is inclost.4.l, And ut complaints whcre the ;O:rtles are urgent for an instant supply ?f mitdicine, the' mind wv Ili not, ohj,ct to All iticlosute proportionate to the nature of theease, or the opulence of thu ratty. - AlCSSI'L , Leigh and' to. smilioned by' regular ,educ4tinn, and a diploma 'WM the of,:hurgeous 1.011- . don, 'which the inincipt paFtper Iry an eialttined kill ap. Vioveti illt,}4r, 'hrul by certificates, hilA tree strungOtt te6ti tonniats ability , /rent the Mose elninent iiitysiciami in Lon. doh, continue tp confine :twit protiee to the -ewe ~t cciniplaiuts hieli are c..intrAct.; in a inn met It of intoxicaitoh, and of drat 41 . ate of debility is by y 411101611 trii prqilence, by which itrib,Toules embittered, or the postribi itty progeny - prevented,. i'attents in the Country will have the Kookiness to describe every ayroptoni-Of 111 complaint, their age, and Manner of living; and, tot the purpose of interutable fivacci t y, letters, cootaitung tees,,neel not be put paid. - AttiNel.street, Stgonblip • Near Tempt:bat."' vrcru4Li,ING.OFFICE, ;troy 23; 1%392 HE COALVISSIONERS for k fCTI:k4I.:LiNt mAygs7')'...iv y 77 4 , CI? ttied47 ,t6e e,h oi yaw ne v ! tie reaa:y r,cerl4. 14 ,, iiper; .. resit 5k4,44 f , J S p I'S L kNi 1 g r ear. tpriih.i. Ale q,giah.fs 4 , 7E1' /Jrairo "blit"t 4 . ) , •;,ter - . to io,Gt ""yileti to a` coarramr, f 7 ,- Pier/tie moo:eir p.) lb( "parr of axe (Thloot d :(?), dye D"rilet, bap 4, 1 " kliftmaftiog ...Viol , " •z I)epifori P . ,..rtrm:teth, and Ptymouth': and . .to b, raid 19r ley Bill" Po 14 , itixiktriett, ,nimely Days' aller dote. ' 7 " . • Tke CoAqiiiont Coltii'4l49 l 4 may 6e "eel at tGrSetiitai;,e‘ 0„fil e. No regari 1i:ill Ai bad 1; ar!E:re,dre in .it•h frit th'i Prier hall not he licterted in ...toroth at irhgt.'Nor thai 'share/ not le delivered to 1f.4 IL:trd bifire Otte o'rjoe ‘,of the 1,41 d Tmei : lqp, the 61b of Jane next, nor unless the Perron ttrbo mikes the 'kinder, o r sone: P erson ear bil• bib al), attends, to answer, when mile,/ ' PICTUIILLINMOFFICK, . . 114.1p.21, r S G T. Lie THE COM Al ISSIONE for I A L. V G ,2 * ive i. That on 2 - ke.aqy,-the 13th . cf .3 , 107 r next, the" will be' ready tower:me Tor: der: in nil (sealed 'up), and trial for Four 11 01 ,W e d C'haldrnt4. (race) consisting of 36. B , osAric /4"%rsc'i.o. , ,afi•asterij PiTT's AN F 1 E 1,I) MOOR, SV.I NDsoR, TOP,. ir SIMPSON's ONT Olt .t.2()A LS, t o be d e liv e r e d i n . a 11,drir Cargo or .efari,roes, one half thereo In the space if' Six: - I.9erks fr,tt: ibe date ol the Co m, ael, and t °the, hai I'4 Six -Weeks afre , at d, winds a we-atter re.ntitting, alonpiac lb! 114 a - -.I 1114. d67ajesl,,et Pirkitlliag Prenti,set at Plyr and Stadhdunvn 'lobe paid for 6 , hill, , p..9 , ...614.,.with interest ninety dap after dale. ~. • • The Conditi.ote of, the Contraat.mo be teen at the Setretaty's, N. rogard perils ketd N any Tender in tvhlth the Paco shall no he in in no.rds at !snob, or WI rkall.not he. delivered ;a the Beard before One o'Clotk on the raid Tuerdg•, toe jib of game next, nor airless ske Pe) son"zobo snakes the Tender', vont Per« son on kis kekstjj, attends, to answer, t n ealltd jor, _ • • TR.iNSPORr. a frrich, silly 21, SSOO. rr TIE COMMISSIONERS for Cordrillidg M 47 MT 7 ..4.VS PORT sp.. R ICE, for IA iv Cire of Sick and Wounded Sedjnett; turd for ,y '.'art a f,i Carsidit 0 1 hi ciders o f ir at , do hci r f ; y give Nolite, T4ett thee RUN ht War at 'this 01.4ce, ,on Ttee's.eqy the i3tis :Taw, tBc9, to rt. ctive Waled rettiert, lrcl ;teat u•lth stab Pettoes al trt.ty he hye so ("Jiang . ] / • p .. ); , ‘l7 , hr totsfer-lneotioad dittiel,s Tredve IlioN6i certal, et sit :Pe& Next. I roll-. Hoes wit It' \'' ,- )Q ,. 1 -liana's • - . Iran Wakes wiih dittO - Tramp , ort -wry A.e. -Wool Puull)s - . . 13 'l -C ''' cs . , Sick anti Wounded Seamen and Si c k BoiSter Cases Plioniers of War. Pillow Cates. . Straw Drooms, Portmouth) •• • Co:Ai- • Plymouth ; Prisonvs of War., • • Straw; Brooms, and ernal, Stap/e.tori S For Sickc rind Wounded Seamen,Sacking Bottoms for Iron Cratiles No Tender 14 , 111 be received after Ow . eV:el. ax ikr Trea!,i.; r..c.r ar Y n‘,.ice.l, uniese the Parr, or an ihrentlor binr, posomaittialeen'd Bob ..^. Tender *n . :' e actor ttintittl tra Leiter Iral etc.* rtifieelaklf , Persltt: 6eabeie 6.;iend 'with the Pert , in.tevdet ing, in the Sa,in of '3ool. for ate diet performance 4 the Conerael. . ; • Pother Partiemlars inoton, and Samples suit, plying at Ibis Office. EAST AO lnt HOUSE, May 23,s Alkyl, MITE COURT of DIRECTORS gf the V ATIT.eb i c'olif dIV4' 01 ki E RClLtfill PS .-f ENGLAND freir.i. Img to the LIST INDIES d.fr hatlii give Akrice. Mat a Generat alert of the said Caretparty will he &M at their !; ulei r Leadenball.street, on Friday the 2d of" Yrrne nrxr, at ii:lnren 6'C:tick in the Poren.,,m, at the desire of Hine Propri e t ors agreeably to the,/o!/owing letter r To Charles C rant, E4 l l. Chairmap of the Court of Di redors of .the Honourable Last India Company. SIR, • • • the' uuderortntiOned Peoprietorr, duty ?tt4(ilied aceor,/htg to law,.do request that a General Court oi i4opo tetsrs vs4l' called with al! convenient speed to hake tato c0n 4 ,,,,. - , E4 6,,,„ Rex:Julio:4 come to by the Gotta of Direit o r,, an . the reed o f 14. o . l.itirt and t.ltu'ets meutioled i n the Report Comun'tke of the !Luse it G'uuttunus,; tad *vents are !kiwt stated to have been pr4eured to iotlirl9o-toraut. • are, Sir, Your Mali dedliNt &MAI , Pit/I_ S AVSOII,I, yoliN 11' ,,, ,f;AjoRz,` S Xti 1 ll.' PRI AR •S' ,11PSOlti. :YOIIN INNES. O rl ßNiir'•• stlitilleiS.'ll/IRIV4RDs utlN F‘JRnAs . , TEOS, 11/11-KINS(iNs idndp?t, Itty 19; Igo9. TRANSACTIQKS' . -;,• • • • Phis 04 Was pdtaishrd; illUgrated witn . na I , Liti,4s, price r 4 s. hearda i First Voietue of F,DICO• CHI UAGICAL TILIN3A 134. ()NS, pliblished by' tha 61:dit.:41 and Liiirurgivatt Sp. cipty orfAntian: • ' wt.thitcti tar " Longtnap, HutA Re s , .I.nci Orme, Pitts . - notter;qt4'i. ttLF.TßEsEiv.vri(w. rrnE altrintages hkeiy to be tit.rrived to the pre. -L s eta and succeeding *lterations, 'from the intn , uut.. tien of the YORK Nit.IACINAI. SPEtltle (11)r the PriVelltiOo of a Certain Disorder), 'ithr almost, incalculable and is justly considered rho luiptnes . t thscoyery Al c di vi d Sean Tres has pruvitied Kit.rd - both seXel ektittSt the perni. clews etEattauf,Vetterea: thfcction. • . This truly valuable Prophylactic is in sn,git'at esteem. tttlato.wealt ou wttso the first circles, as to render übservai. ort whukl y unsecesiary but thou nut AttittAhted with it! A tai , -Vetteteal pi*ollettteS as a l i reventat+ve,'nee t t wily the tii4l of its virtues to tt.stlre ict:Omiietitt,tiOh, TO, Ile 14 4 4. exnanidly. .tirTle otilution only. ' • Sold 4 No, 13, isytltilkiiiii , tvit-trcel., Siritild, in Neketis of thtee 113xes, ; 'Burt; 43 Alan 4t Nit. 46, Corithill,ratulqd toa, N.B, Sent tfF any p4rt at the kingdm, by int.:losing that amount, pott,irtrtii to 41tXatttittg attd44, , ,kii). 23, liwi.tttia;slta ton.strett) 14,11d311,